Thursday's papers focus on the race row embroiling Buckingham Palace, and a warning over Covid in the UK.
Many of Thursday's papers lead with the resignation of Lady Susan Hussey as a senior member of the Royal household following comments she made to a black charity boss. Lady Hussey, Prince William's godmother and chief lady-in-waiting to the late Queen, asked Ngozi Fulani what part of Africa she was from at a reception at Buckingham Palace, despite the charity chief executive being born in the UK. The Daily Mail describes the incident as a 'royal disaster'.
Away from Buckingham Palace, the i leads with suggestions the UK is not prepared for a new major Covid variant, with virologists saying there has been a failure to capitalise on the successes with the vaccine in the pandemic. The paper says there are warnings the UK lacks the capability to make a new vaccine, with former vaccine chief Katie Bingham warning "our jabs are not good enough".The Daily Telegraph leads with a story on strikes for the second day running.
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